Cherokee Strip Museum & Rose Hill School: Experience the sights, sounds, and spirit of 1893 at our Wagon & Buggy Show! Tap your boots to a live cowboy band, bring an appetite for a working chuck wagon in action, try your hand at old-fashioned homesteader activities for the whole family and much more! Rose Hill School session: 10:30am and 11:30am
STREET CLOSURES FROM 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM:
-7th from Delaware to Cedar
-6th from Delaware to Cedar
-Cedar 7th to 6th
-Delaware from 7th to 6th
We’ve collected about 90% of surveys needed. We need 10% more to reach our goal. Please take a moment to complete the survey by November 7, 2025 — your feedback makes a difference! https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8407012/e137c65bff7a
At about 9 a.m., water will be shut off from Quail Creek north — between 6th St. and 9th St. (includes Lakeview and Pheasant Ridge addition) to repair a major water leak.
Repairs are expected to take approximately 3–5 hours. Thank you for your patience as crews work to restore service as quickly as possible.
Exciting news…roadwork has begun on 4th Street (between Ivanhoe and Kaw) and 9th Street (between South Boundary and Hwy 77). These areas are being milled first and then smoothed.
Once the smoothing process is complete, the roads will be open to traffic — and we encourage the community to drive on them, as this helps pack the surface and prepare it for asphalt.
After allowing time for proper packing, our street crew will begin laying asphalt. Both projects are expected to be completed within the next few weeks, weather and other projects permitting.
As mentioned previously, the order in which streets are improved depends on a variety of factors and is not always based solely on which streets are in the worst condition. Please know that the worst ones will be addressed as the improvement plan continues. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve our streets!
We had an amazing turnout with over 1,000 attendees at this year’s Perry Planes and Cars event! It was a fantastic day filled with fun for all ages. A huge thank you to our employees who helped make the event run smoothly and to our sponsors whose support made it all possible. Special thanks to Airport Manager Terence Hulet for his hard work and dedication to this event — improvements and additions for next year’s event are already in the works!
Public Power Week 2025 is coming to an end — but the benefits continue!
1. Save year-round: The City of Perry offers energy rebates to help you make your home more efficient and keep more money in your pocket. Water Heater, Ceiling Insulation, Smart Thermostats, and Heat pump Rebates.
2. Don’t miss out: There’s still time to submit your Public Power Trivia Quiz — entries are open through Sunday at midnight for your chance to win a prize! Winner and answers will be announced on Tuesday. https://form.jotform.com/252725558027057
3. Grab your goodies: City Hall still has a handful of goodie bags left, so stop by before they’re gone!
4. Keep saving: Want to lower your energy use this fall? Check out our Fall Energy Saving Tips below to learn easy ways to save energy and money all season long.
Century Park Bathrooms Temporarily Closed…
The bathrooms at Century Park are temporarily closed due to a plumbing issue. We do not have an estimated time for reopening, but we will notify the public as soon as the issue is resolved. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Unfortunately, the AT-6 Texan will not be able to make it this year due to maintenance issues. But don’t worry — there’s still plenty of fun to be had! Come enjoy checking out the planes, casting your vote in the car show, eating great food, listening to live music, and letting the kids have fun on the bounce houses.
We are giving more time to join the fun! The Public Power Trivia Quiz deadline has been extended — giving everyone a chance to win a Perry Maroon blanket and other prizes!
Submit your answers by Midnight, Sunday, Oct. 12. Enter now https://form.jotform.com/252725558027057 (Each entry = 1 ticket, and getting the answers right earns you 2 tickets toward the prize drawing!)
Check out this video featuring Brian Wheatley, our Electric Supervisor, on what Public Power means to our community:
https://youtu.be/MSoRqmXzaHs?si=sZXb5HgdLmCzduWD
It’s PUBLIC POWER WEEK 2025!
Did You Know You Get Your Electricity from a Public Power Utility?
We’re kicking off Public Power Week with a short video and some fun ways to celebrate!
Stop by City Hall to:
• Pick up your goodie bag (includes a FREE LED light bulb, supplies are limited)
• Check out our information table in the front lobby
• Take the Public Power Trivia Quiz for a chance to win a Perry Maroon blanket and more! https://form.jotform.com/252725558027057
Everyone who plays trivia will be entered into the drawing — and if you answer all the questions correctly, you’ll get two entries!
Watch the video and learn more about Public Power…
https://youtu.be/bqIHiPqLt3s?si=4Fw57Z0qSsX_YT6H
Century Park Bathrooms Temporarily Closed
The bathrooms at Century Park are temporarily closed due to a plumbing issue. We do not have an estimated time for reopening, but we will notify the public as soon as the issue is resolved. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
The City of Perry is gearing up for our annual Public Power Week! Get your entry in now for the Public Power Trivia Drawing and share this post with your friends so they can join in on the fun too… https://form.jotform.com/252725558027057
Got Nice Wheels? Sign up to showcase your ride at this one-of-a-kind event – Prizes await! https://www.eventandjudge.com/register/24498
Cars, Planes, and Great Times – Tell Your Friends!
15th & Cedar
15th & Ivanhoe
15th & Maple
Wakefield & Meadow Lane
Locust & Rainbow Dr
Country Club – 9th St
6th & Fir
7th & Fir
7th & Jackson
7th & Maple
Calling All Perry Residents! OMPA is conducting a Residential Survey for City of Perry electric customers. If you live in Perry and the City of Perry provides your electricity, we want your input! OMPA 2025 Residential Satisfaction Survey.
What is Public Power? Every time a City of Perry customer pays their utility bill, flips a switch, or shops locally, they are doing more than just powering their home - they are powering their community.
In a public power community like Perry, utility revenue is reinvested back into the community. That means support for services we rely on and enjoy - like our local parks and cemetery, fire and ambulance, police, municipal airport, library, streets, and more. Public power is local people working together to meet local needs.
Having crews nearby means faster response times and reliable service. When the power goes out or issues arise, our team is right here and ready to respond. Visit OurLocalPower.org to learn more
Ever dreamed of flying in a legendary warbird?
Now’s your chance! Secure your spot today and experience history in the skies on an AT-6 Texan: Sign up here
Don’t wait—these spots will fly away fast!
